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>>13734230
This thread is already long enough that you likely won't read this OP, but for those still wondering this question, it can be summed up in a simple sentence:

>Normies are only interested in price

I, and probably many here, experienced this whenever we first heard about Bitcoin,
When I first heard about Bitcoin it was 2013, I recall watching the price run up to crazy highs of 1100 dollars and then slowly watching it bleed out for months until I forgot about it after it reached 400
I remember I simply lost track of the price, lost interest, not that I thought it might be a bad investment, or that it was "dead", but I forgot about it. Full stop.
Then I was lucky enough to get excited again about ethereum right in the beginning of 2017 and rode the bull run of that year with a little more insight this time around.

Ironically normies buy high and sell low by this very same means
They get excited that the price is going up, fomo in, activate every single fallacy their brains can drum up, and then they drop their bags at the first sign of a bear

>>13704289
Anyone ITT who says anything higher than one month at the most is a retard who can't do math and it makes me mad

At day 29, you'd already be 5X richer than the richest person on Earth atm, and literally no one would be able to pay you
Even governments would struggle to make your payment after day 31

Imagine buying the dip before it actually happens.

Someone needs to say it, crypto is fucking dying and people need to stop saying people need to buy the dip and that we have definitly reached the bottom this time.
FUCK this a friend of mine lost 9/10 of his initial investment and keeps parroting how everything will go 100x by some arbitrary date